Levitation for... Psych/Crossover/Heavy?

Levitation was a heavy alt rock / psych rock band from England.  They released only one proper studio album, an EP compliation, and unreleased (re-)recording of old and new songs:

Coterie (1992 EP compliation)
Need For Not (1992 studio album)
Meanwhile Gardens (1994 unreleased old/new collection)

I was recommended this band in the early 90s on the FidoNet 60S_70S_PROGROCK echo.  The first time I listened to it my reaction was "what the heck?  This is a bunch of noise, not progressive rock like Yes and Genesis!" 

Their Wikipedia page has the following statement:
"Levitation had a strong psychedelic element and a tendency towards complex music and unusual public pronouncements, which meant that the band were often credited - or accused - by the music press with attempting to rehabilitate progressive rock. In fact, Levitation's influences were diverse and included Cardiacs, Krautrock, Television, XTC, Killing Joke, Wire, Zappa, Swans, Devo, Gentle Giant, Faust, Public Image Limited, Echo & the Bunnymen and Julian Cope."

I am unsure of which sub-genre to recommend it to, but I imagine it has to be one of:
- Psychedelic Prog
- Crossover Prog
- Heavy Prog

World Around


Pieces Of Mary


Hangnail


Arcs of Light and Dew


Embedded


Smile


Squirrel


All At Sea




Edited by infocat - October 21 2012 at 01:22

Listened to two of the samples, and psych for me, so sent.

http://progfreak.com/Levitation-154603.html?path=pa/recentJep.

Edited by Sheavy - October 21 2012 at 12:39

infocat wrote: I was being lazy.  Thanks for helping me slack!

  just have added them to our chart, you should know

Need for Not.  
Did you find the entire album?  On Spotify, perhaps?  It's not available in the U.S. on Spotify.
Anyway, I can understand your concern.  One of the reasons I hadn't recommended it until now.  But I do think it's worthy of inclusion.  Anyway...